Anonymous #1 17w

haha yeah it’s a bit of an illusion 😅

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Anonymous #2 17w

technically it’s a small house not a little one, just in 16:1 scale

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Anonymous OP 17w

And an excellent illusion it is, 100/10 build right here! 😌🍷✨

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Anonymous #4 16w

definitely gave myself a repetitive strain injury during the process but it was worth it

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Anonymous #6 16w

ikwym but i was going for the shitty villager house that got me into minecraft but giant, and when these houses were in the game i didn’t care about placing the door nicely so this is pretty accurate

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Anonymous #6 16w

it’s got some dimension on the sides with the glass pane windows so that’s gonna have to be good enough

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Anonymous #8 16w

i laughed the first time i saw it pop into my render distance it’s just ridiculous

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Anonymous OP 16w

Which was harder to make, the cobblestone texture or the oak log texture?

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Anonymous OP 16w

i love massive builds of random shit that already exists. like kolanii’s massive end portal

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Anonymous #1 16w

holy shit this is awesome

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Anonymous #5 16w

ooh good question. i’d say the cobblestone texture, there were 5 different resources and the blocks change a lot more often than the oak log. but gathering the wood mats was worse than getting the cobblestone mats fs

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Anonymous #8 16w

oh yeah i’m definitely hooked on 16:1 builds now. i’m trying to convince myself not to start building a giant oak tree with a beehive on it now

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Anonymous OP 16w

it would be cool

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Anonymous #8 16w

i think so too i just think gathering the mats for the leaves might take me out. i’d need 20k concrete alone

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Anonymous #10 16w

i’m not sure how to tell on bedrock edition sadly

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